Here is the official lyrics of More Life by Nigerian profound singer and talented songwriter, M.I Abaga featuring Jesse Jagz & Ice Prince.
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M.I Abaga – More Life Lyrics
[Intro]: Ice Prince
Real life, real time, real words, real vibe, real energy
It’s been a long time coming
Jude out, MI
[Verse 1]: MI Abaga
Sunshine, sunshine
Smoke and red wine
Fuck your bad vibes (Fuck ’em)
I no get time
Walahi, walahi (Yeah)
I’ve been on my grind, I’ve been hustling long time (Long time)
Niggas can’t see me, like all of them dey come grind oh (Wan grind)
Me I no dey for your stress, e no concern me
I’ve been way bigger than all of you combine
[Chorus]: MI Abaga
From time (From time, from time)
Walahi (Walahi, walaitalai)
Yeah
I’m living my life, you live your life
Toast on more life, we do this shit for life
Walahi, walahi
[Verse 2]: MI Abaga and Jesse Jagz
On my life, on my life
Me I no want stress for my life
You do me wrong, well it’s your right
Me I no get strength to come fight
If you don’t value me, It’s alright, me I no fit negotiate my price
You can’t stop me, no matter how black, your heart no go fit to stop the sunrise
Me I no get enemy now, it’s just good vibes and family round
Me no fit bring my energy down
Me been drinking and spitting this loud
Jaga came through with the high grade oh
If you hit it then your eye gonna dilate oh
If bad vibes coming then we migrate oh yeah (Eh, eh)
No matter with my masking oh no, no
I been on my own grind, smoking weed, sipping red wine
Enemy come next time
Some much shit that I let fly
From time (From time, from very very long time)
Walahi (Walahi, walaitalaitalai)
[Chorus]: MI Abaga
I’m living my life and you live your life
Let’s toast on more life, we do this shit for life
Walahi
Emperor, come now oh
[Verse 3]: Jesse Jagz
Yes, ayy
This is a fucking album, like sort of feeling like when you board a flight across the border
Right, smoking and sipping wine a brother, when we record tonight
More than hype, niggas follow like my fucking word is light rolling
Fuck ’em niggas who be trolling, smoking, hoping, kept a nigga hoping
Flow instinct, wide awake on a bowing
Knowing you all can’t see where we going
Revolutionary, MI and Jagz we keep patrolling
Seize ama growing, seize them a flowing
Blessed is he who believes and is showing, knowing that every sweet moment is stolen
Experience light, every memory is golden
Families free but your friends gets chosen
Mans trynna kill another man ’cause he knows and behold ’em and when we see that we see the devil
We expose’em
[Chorus]: MI Abaga
I’m living my life and you live your life
Let’s toast on more life, we do this shit for life
Walahi (For life)
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FAQs diving into More Life by M.I Abaga, featuring Ice Prince and Jesse Jagz:
What is “More Life” about?
“More Life” is an anthemic celebration of triumph, camaraderie, and longevity. M.I declares he’s on his grind (“I’ve been on my grind, I’ve been hustling long time”) while toasting to “more life” — meaning abundance, success, and positive vibes. The collaborators also emphasize moving past negativity and celebrating mutual growth.
Who features on the track and why are their contributions significant?
Ice Prince adds a melodic layer to the chorus, amplifying the feel-good, reflective atmosphere.
Jesse Jagz delivers a standout verse in his signature blend of dancehall-infused rap and swagger.
Their involvement is meaningful—it reunites the original Choc Boys crew, highlighting brotherhood and shared history.
When and where was the song released?
“More Life” is the closing track on M.I Abaga’s 5th studio album The Guy, which officially dropped on 19 August 2022 under Incredible Music and Chocolate City, with “More Life” as the finale.
What does “Walahi” mean in the song?
“Walahi” is a Hausa/Arabic term meaning “I swear” or “By God.” M.I uses it as a strong affirmation—e.g. “Walahi, I’ve been on my grind,” to emphasize truthfulness and sincerity in his dedication.
How does “More Life” fit within the album’s overall theme?
As the closing cut, “More Life” wraps The Guy with optimistic reflection, celebrating personal growth and unity. The album tackles a range of themes—social pressures (“Soldier”), love (“Crazy”, “The Love Song”), success (“Bigger”), and criticism (“The Hate”)—and “More Life” concludes the narrative with a feel-good, forward-looking note.